Chen - Hamburg

I bought all the dimsum menus at noon around 12. But the dimsum menu out of about 10 menus only had 7, words from the service or owner (I saw only 2 elderly men... read more I bought all the dimsum menus at noon around 12. But the dimsum menu out of about 10 menus only had 7, words from the service or owner (I saw only 2 elderly men and women speaking Chinese/Hong Kong). After a while the waitress or female owner approached me and said that one of the menus I ordered was no longer available so she offered to change my order to another menu that was available. The price of Dimsum was around €6.50 €7.50. The taste of the dimsum was so so, just okay. The waitress or female owner who served me couldn't speak German well, so this was quite a problem when you order food or complain. The location is in the city center and when I came, quite a lot of guests came.

I'm not exaggerating, we waited an hour and a half to place our order and for the food to arrive. The food isn't filling at all. I wouldn't recommend coming her... read more I'm not exaggerating, we waited an hour and a half to place our order and for the food to arrive. The food isn't filling at all. I wouldn't recommend coming here.

Small restaurant that does not look like much but real authentic Chinese food and even at really fair prices. Especially worth to highlight is their duck really... read more Small restaurant that does not look like much but real authentic Chinese food and even at really fair prices. Especially worth to highlight is their duck really, really good!

Duck noodles were good but annoying to pick out the bones. read more Duck noodles were good but annoying to pick out the bones.

I came here for dinner because when I came by at noon, it smelled so good that I literally thought about it. The food is really cheap. I have the noodle soup wi... read more I came here for dinner because when I came by at noon, it smelled so good that I literally thought about it. The food is really cheap. I have the noodle soup with roast duck that seems to be a popular option. The duck was really good: crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. But I would say if you prefer less salty food to ask for less salt/soya sauce as I found it a little too salty as I eat more and more. But you can also choose a drink to balance it. There are exterior and interior seats. The younger man who works there is really funny and has a good relationship with the regular. Several people came to eat a second meal of the day here or to take a meal home after dinner. Feel free to order in English, Mandarin, Cantonese or German, because they can communicate in all these languages. Also located near the Hbf, which was a plus for me. I didn't like Hamburg so much, but if I ever revisit, I hope this restaurant is still open.